How many liters each of a 30% acid solution and a 50 % acid solution must be used to produce 70 liters of a 40 % acid solution? (Round to two decimal places if necessary.)

  30%: 35 liters

  50%: 35 liters

Step-by-step explanation:

The desired concentration is halfway between the concentrations of available solutions, so the mixture will be equal amounts of each.

  35 liters of 30% acid and 35 liters of 50% acid must be used

If you want to write an equation, it usually works well to let the variable represent the amount of the most concentrated constituent: 50% acid. Then the amount of acid in the final mix is ...

  0.50x +0.30(70 -x) = 0.40(70)

  0.20x +21 = 28 . . . . simplify

  0.20x = 7 . . . . . . . . . subtract 21; next, divide by 0.20

  x = 35 . . . . . . amount of 50% solution (liters)

  70-x = 35 . . . amount of 30% solution (liters)

answer: f = 32.2m

step-by-step explanation: that is the answer

the answer is 99.